Legal Opinion
Weiss v. Security Storage Company
Superior Court of Delaware
Decided November 20, 1970PublishedCited by 4 opinions
1Opinion of the Court
STIFTEL, President Judge.
On May 10, 1969, William Weiss (Weiss) was injured in a fall from the roof of a building at Security Storage Company, which he was dismantling. Before the Industrial Accident Board, on January 16, 1970, there was a dispute as to whether he was working as an employee of Security at the time of the accident. The Board held that Weiss was an employee at the time of the accident and awarded compensation. Security appeals.
William Weiss had been employed by Security Storage Company (Security) since 1963. He was a lease driver for Security as an agent for Allied Van Lines.…
2Cases cited7 opinions
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- Alexander v. R. A. Sherman's Sons Co.Supreme Court of Connecticut · 1912
- Gooden & Clark v. MitchellSuperior Court of Delaware · 1941
- Lester C. Newton Trucking Company v. NealSupreme Court of Delaware · 1964
- Richardson v. John T. Hardy & Sons, Inc.Supreme Court of Delaware · 1962
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